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Fall Migration

Project type

cast aluminum 10'x 47'

Date

2012

Location

Norton Sound Health Corporation, Nome, AK

This cast aluminum wall relief sculpture was completed through the State of Alaska’s Percent for Art program. It measures roughly fifty feet in length and ten feet in height. It belongs to the Norton Sounds Health Corporation’s hospital in Nome, Alaska. Fall Migration references seasonal caribou migration, and the human migration across the Bering Land Bridge. Fall Migration was installed in 2012

cast aluminum sculpture depicting caribou leaping over Indigenous artifacts and arctic animals, representing the human and animal migration across the Bering Land Bridge.

close up detail of cast aluminum sculpture depicting caribou leaping over Indigenous artifacts and arctic animals, representing the human and animal migration across the Bering Land Bridge.

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